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Classical Immersion

Who knew that 18th-century Austrian music scribes were unreliable? Learning that blew Aram Lindroth’s mind. On a 2022 fall break trip to the New England Conservatory in Boston, he found out that not only were some early manuscripts of Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony and other works riddled with errors, but that the master composer actually used his own sophisticated dynamic markings. Those marks were too sublime for the scribes and didn’t make it into transcriptions.

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To Be Disrespectable in Speech and Debate

The unrealistic expectations for NSDA competitors restrict them from being able to embrace the spirit of Speech and Debate: empowerment using words.

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New Duke Arts Exchange Program Expands Opportunities for Duke Student Artists

Seven advanced chamber music students were selected to visit the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston in a pilot run of the new Duke Arts Exchange…

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Fee Fi Foe Film: Connecticut Defense 2022

Previously: Connecticut Offense So we have to talk about UConn's defense? Has anyone ever written this much about UConn Football in the past 10 years? I don't care enough to look it up, but I have done the due diligence anyway in researching a team that few people know about. Today we will talk about a defense with no defensive coordinator, a projected star vanishing from the roster, and a group of corners that, uh, gulp. The Film: Still going with the Utah State tape for the reasons mentioned in the last piece. I will integrate a little footage from the condensed highlights of Syracuse/UConn because I think the 'Cuse are much more analogous in terms of talent level and scheme to Michigan, but most of the analysis here will draw from the USU game. Which is slightly frustrating because I was internally screaming constantly while charting that game at the schematic ineptitude of the Aggie offense, but I will take what I can get here. Personnel: Chart. (Click for big). PDF UConn, like Michigan, claims to be a 3-4 but is definitely not that. Seth and I settled on describing the UConn defense as a 3-3-5, but it's either that or a 4-2-5 and the distinction hinges on how they choose to use the SAM/EDGE position in a given matchup. There are always three down linemen, with the starters being nose Dal'mont Gourdine in between two defensive tackles, Collin McCarthy (today's dangerman) and Eric Watts, the latter of which some refer to as an EDGE. The defensive line sees some rotation, with the backups Sokoya McDuffie, Jelani Stafford, and Price Yates rotating in, as well as Carter Hooper. I felt that there was a pretty clear drop off from the first team DL and the second team DL when watching the Utah State game. That SAM/EDGE spot is a rotation of two ex-P5 players who are now on their third programs, Brandon Bouyer-Randle (MSU and Texas Tech) and Marquez Bembry (Kentucky and Tennessee). That position alternates between being a true LB role, dropping into coverage and playing from the second level, and being a stand-up edge rusher role that looks more like what Michigan asks its edge guys to do. It is very rare to see Bembry and BBR on the field at the same time, with those two sharing that job. The true linebackers are pretty constant, with veterans Jackson Mitchell and Ian Swenson holding that level down. Mitchell has played every snap this season, while Swenson has missed just five. Therefore, there are no reserves worth talking about at this positional group. PFF is a pretty big fan of Mitchell's- I had enough concerns to keep the star off of him. We will investigate that during the piece. The corners are a major problem. The team typically uses five DBs, three of which being corners in outside guys Kaleb Anthony and Tre Wortham, as well as nickel Chris Shearin. This group struggles to do anything resembling coverage, be it in man assignments or in zone, and they represent the weak spot of the defense. Myles Bell rotated in a little bit in the game I saw, and he was no better. Safeties Durante Jones and Malik Dixon-Williams are fine, with the latter making a few nice tackles against the Aggies. On some occasions, a corner will rotate back to play the safety role. [After THE JUMP: Open receivers galore!]

Tennessee , United-states , Michigan , Texas , Utah , Connecticut , Hawaii , Jelani-stafford , Kaleb-anthony , Garrett-shrader , Jackson-mitchell , Syracuse-uconn

The Enemy, Ranked 2022: Secondary + Wrap Up

Previously: Quarterback, Running Backs, Receivers, Offensive Line, Defensive Line, Linebacker We have made it to the end. The Enemy, Ranked 2022 reaches its conclusion today with defensive backs rankings. As I mentioned in the LB post, I'm counting DB-shaped hybrid space players here, so most teams will have five starters listed, whether that's for a HSP or a true nickel. At the end of this piece, I will briefly drop in special teams rankings and then will wrap this whole series up by reviewing what we learned about the opponents on Michigan's 2022 schedule. 12. Hawaii CB CB S S Nickel JoJo Forest Hugh Nelson II Leonard Lee Matagi Thompson Malik Hausman Devyn King Virdel Edwards II Noa Kamana Meki Rei Peter Manuma Hawaii starts at the bottom on all three defensive articles and this one is pretty clear as to why: there are five DB slots and they do not have a single returning starter. Most of these players were not even on the island last season, as the secondary is largely built through transfers. Transfers who barely had roles elsewhere, mind you. Projected DB starters JoJo Forest and Hugh Nelson II are both former or current transfers. Forest arrives from Oregon State after not seeing the field a year ago, while Nelson was Hawaii's #3 corner last season, a year after transferring from Georgia. He did not do particularly well in that role. Reserves are ex-benchwarmer transfers from Maryland and Iowa State and starting nickel Malik Hausman transfers from Arizona after being exclusively a special teams player. It doesn't get much better at safety. Leonard Lee was on the scout team the last two years and Matagi Thompson was a 2* recruit in 2021 who didn't see the field that fall. Backups Noa Kamana and Meki Rei also have little experience, the latter a transfer from Washington. It's a DB room that is cobbled together from players who were not good enough to see the field on defense a year ago, either at Hawaii or elsewhere. Several of the transfers didn't arrive until the summer, so to say this will be a messy patchwork is an understatement. It's likely going to be brutal. [AFTER THE JUMP: A defensive article where Iowa ISN'T #1?]

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Brandon Lott shines a light through the darkness

Brandon Lott shines a light through the darkness
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Officials in Ohio ending mask orders ahead of full reopening

All of Ohio's largest cities are ending their mask mandates.

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Trevor Wong had a four goal night as the Rockets beat PG in their return to the ice - WHL

Trevor Wong had a four goal night as the Rockets beat PG in their return to the ice - WHL
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COVID vaccines Columbus, Ohio: Mass vaccination clinic opens

COVID vaccines Columbus, Ohio: Mass vaccination clinic opens
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Snow causing COVID vaccine appointments to be rescheduled

With several inches of snow headed for the Columbus area, some Ohioans may have to wait a little bit longer to get their COVID-19 vaccine.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning and is predicting up to eight inches of snow by through Tuesday. The warning for southwest and central Ohio is in effect from 1 a.m. Monday to 1 p.m. Tuesday.
That much snow could complicate the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
Appointments scheduled between 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. through the Wexner Medical Center will move to the same time on Wednesday, according to a news release. All other Tuesday appointments will remain scheduled so far.

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